Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is developing an artificial‑intelligence agent to act as a personal assistant for executive duties. The system, still in development, already serves as an on‑demand information tool that speeds data retrieval compared with traditional hierarchical channels. Internal AI applications such as MyClaw and Second Brain are already in use, giving employees faster access to files, chat logs, and institutional knowledge. Meta reports significant productivity gains, with engineer output up 30 percent and power‑user output up 80 percent year over year. The company is investing heavily in AI infrastructure, including a $2 billion acquisition of Manus and a capital‑expenditure plan that nearly doubles the previous year’s spend. Read more →